When Gene Haas introduced the well-travelled Kurt Busch as the fourth driver for the Stewart-Haas Racing team last August, it caught some by surprise -- to a certain extent, even co-owner Tony Stewart. But Haas was so confident in the 2004 Sprint Cup champ Busch that he was willing to put his company Haas Automation on the side of the No. 41 Chevrolet and to convince his then-ailing co-owner Stewart (weeks removed from a serious leg injury) that adding a fourth team to their operation would work, even if it meant massive infrastructure change. Only six races into the 2014 season and both of Stewart-Haas Racing's newbies, Kevin Harvick and Busch have wins. "Basically, there were a lot of naysayers and doubters out there about Stewart-Haas Racing. More...